Would this work on a 6ft hero with lots of ingredients in-between the bread?
37096
Yes it would. I use it to slice turkey, roast beefs, hams, Giant Hero's, basically anything.
759475
Absolutely! We use Orowheat Bread and it is very long. It fits nicely, as do the Eggos and Toaster Strudel.
193491
Yes, we think the recipe you describe would work well in the aebleskiver pan. Have fun!
926820
I think it should work. The baterry last a long time on a charge. Not sure how wll it would work on soft bread.
94684
If it is the size of the sourdough bread slices that are bigger than two slices of regular bread it will work. The sourdough bread is a large oval loaf that is sliced.
1383342
I am not familiar with that model, but the bread slicer works with traditionally shaped loaves, it it is a tall loaf it would work on its side. Hope that helps. The best tool is a very long bladed bread knife.
1111163
Hi! I'm sure that it would work for that - however - the dough might stick and you might spend a lot of time picking it off the masher...
1764330
I buy bread that is long, so I just break it in two. Now if it is regular sized bread.... yes, it can handle that.
1703400
What is the recipe making? If it's a "wet" batter bread, such as a banana bread, I'd definitely go for a bigger pan, 9x5. Besides a realistic possibility of batter overflowing, it could end up being too dense since not enough room to expand. BUT If making a yeast bread this would work. I use both sizes for my yeast bread, this pan gives you a beautiful looking loaf because it will crown higher.
115711
it might be too small for a piece of bread unless it was folded over. quesadilla would probably work.
1138397
I really don't know. I usually bake my bread in a Pullman loaf pan and the loaves end up being too tall to fit the bags! I am not using the bags and am looking for some others. King Arthur sells bags that are wider so they might work better. You can send an e-mail and order from them. Good luck!
1960952
You should have plenty room. There is room after putting a regular slice of bread in the slot. Hope that helps!
1958149
I am rethinking my answer to your question. Although it may work, the can opening is only 3". So the finished loaf would potentially be different than the larger loaf formed in a 1 pound can.
826324
Yes and no. Thick bread fits, but you have to push it in as the slot starts to recede.
393238
Have not tried it and am not sure how it would work.Gluten formation odds the hallmark of bread making. I would consult King Arthur website.
984363
Agreed with Pleasant Hill Grain- I have successfully kneaded a 1000g flour-weight batch of bread (2 average-size banneton loaves) with the Ankarsrum. I do not believe it would do well with anything smaller. It is the best mixer I've ever owned. Must learn to work with it, but it's not difficult- just a bit different.
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Probably not. This steamer is for a two cup rice cooker so the six cup cooker may be too big for it.